Basically your company and his company need money - instead of taking a taxable distribution from your own IRAs to infuse cash into your own respective companies, you are cross-lending to each other to accomplish the same end, which results in the personal benefit of infusion of cash into your company - without a taxable event to you -and a loan that you or he don't necessarily have to pay back.  

Here are some signs you might be heading for major problems – or worse, financial disaster. 1) Frequent Cash Calls Do you ever call your investors and ask for a “temporary” infusion of cash?

Will capital infusions lower return on cash to the point you may consider drawing the line at some point?

I am reinvesting every $ I make back into the business along with a cash infusion every March. 

Will start with the left and move towards the right end of that spectrum as time passes; just trying to get some capital infusions going.

Any thoughts you can share on this risk factor and experience would be much appreciated as I am preparing to rebut my wife's inevitable concerns that there is too much risk inherent in real estate investing and I am not entirely sure there still aren't bubbles being created by the abundance of cash that has been infused into the economy by a print happy fed. 

You then infuse it with a solvent and cook it down further (this is where things can go boom).  

At the same time, millions of dollars of venture capital money is being infused into the space to fuel rapid growth through companies such as Pillow, Guesty, TurnKey, and InvitedHome.

If the wiring has not been updated, some newer appliances may give you fits such as the microwave oven(check to see if the electrical panel is newer [circuit breakers instead of screw-in fuses]). 

But if you want to be ambitious you could use a shorter term like 15 yrsCapex When estimating in the BP toolkit you should add 5-10% because something is going to break and setting aside these funds from your monthly revenue will help you be prepared for those events without having to make a cash infusion from your own savings.Vacancy is an estimate.